A world-class broadcast studio becomes an unforgettable concert venue

Experience a concert in an unforgettable setting at GBH's Calderwood Studio at their headquarters in Brighton. The well-equipped broadcast studio converts to a 300-seat concert hall that will deliver an amazing experience for in-person and digital streaming audiences alike. 

This season, the Calderwood Studio hosts artists who break new ground in contemporary music and who help us hear time-honored classics in new ways.

Join adventurous contemporary quartet Brooklyn Rider for a three-performance arc of concerts that features them alone, with Tenor Nicholas Phan to explore the dialogue between Rufus Wainwright and Franz Schubert, and with mandolin superstar Avi Avital in a program that skips between centuries and continents.

GBH is a home for high-quality and compelling educational content, so it's a perfect setting for Rob Kapilow's latest What Makes it Great? program examining the music of Lerner and Loewe, the creative team behind My Fair Lady, Camelot, Gigi, and Brigadoon.

Pianist Jeremy Denk performs an in-person solo recital after his streamed CS at Home digital concert at GBH in the 2020/21 season. We look forward to welcoming this brilliant and thoughtful artist back, and to hearing his interpretation of Bach's Well Tempered Clavier, Book 1 alongside fellow audience members.

2021/22 season performances at GBH Calderwood Studio are generously sponsored by Susan & Michael Thonis and the Barr Foundation through its ArtsAmplified initiative.